Myriad Of Funny Fellas

What really happened to the Dwemer

Resplendent Shrubfrog (Raorchestes resplendens), family Rhacophoridae, endemic to the mountains near Anamudi Peak in the Western Ghats of Kerala, India

ENDANGERED.

“El Diablito” Poison Frog (Oophaga sylvatica), "whitefoot" morph, family Dendrobatidae, Nariño, Colombia

Like when Gandalf spent literal PAGES trying to figure out why the vibes were off in Moria and Legolas chimes in with just "it's a balrog :) that shit's evil :) we're so fucked :)" like what do you MEAN you knew already and just didn't tell him??

Or at the beginning of Two Towers when Aragorn thinks there's something nearby so he puts his ear to the ground to listen, and then like 10 minutes later is like "hmmm i hear horses" and Legolas is just like "mm yep. there are 105 blond bitches with spears" like you just let your friend put his face in the dirt and you can SEE them??

gandalf is scratching his head in moria, and legolas is thinking "oh man, the wizard noticed something off *besides* the obvious balrog that we all are aware of??"

Malayan Horned Frog (Pelobatrachus nasutus), family Megophryidae, Sabah, Borneo

they are so ugly! i love them <3

Spotted Shovel-nosed Frog (Hemisus guttatus), family Hemisotidae, South Africa

GLOCORIAN - The Ballistic Pokemon (Semi-Auto Form)

Bumble Bee Toad aka Yellow-and-Black Walking Toad (Melanophryniscus stelzneri), family Bufonidae, endemic to grasslands with rocky outcroppings in Argentina

This tiny toad only grows to a max. length of 3.4 cm.

Purple Frog (Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis), male, family Nasikabatrachidae, endemic to the Western Ghats of India

The female is more purplish.

Adult frog described in 2003, though the juvenile frog was described in 1917. (Though, of course, the adult frog was known by local people).

This frog spends most of its life underground, and emerges to mate during monsoon rains.

Unlike many burrowing frogs, which emerge to feed above ground, this species feeds on termites underground (as well as feeding above).

Good!